John G. Marshall

1786 – 1880

• "On life eternal"
• A brief history of public proceedings and events, legal, parliamentary and miscellaneous in the province of Nova Scotia
• A patriotic call to prepare in a season of peace, for one of political danger, suggested by reflections on the policy and designs of the government of the United States, towards Great Britain and her American colonies
• A protestant's answer to part I of Mr. Edmund Maturin's "Defence of The claims of the Catholic Church"
• A scriptural examination of certain articles in religious creeds
• An earnest appeal on behalf of the total abstinence reform
• An examination of the proposed union of the North American provinces
• Confederation considered on its merits ; being an examination into the principle, capabilities, and terms of union, as applicable to Nova Scotia
• Errors reviewed and fallacies exposed
• Facts and reasons against New Brunswick and Nova Scotia confederating with Canada
• Full review of the late lecture by Rev'd G. M. Grant, M.A., on the reformers of the nineteenth century showing its unscriptural and erroneous character
• No Bible sanction for drinking intoxicating liquors, but the support of the total abstinence cause a Christian duty